[R2RCA.cer File] ──> Install to "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" ──> Run [r2rcertest.exe] ──> Check Windows Properties Step 1: Import the R2RCA Root Certificate Locate the R2RCA.cer file provided in your package. Right-click the .cer file and select .
The latest version at the time of writing appears to be , which includes a fix for R2RJUCE2::J2_Base64Decode (required for the Sylenth1 update) and other under‑the‑hood improvements. It also updates the Network Block Runtime to v3.2.0 and adds new APIs to R2RINET , such as HttpAddRequestHeadersA/W . r2rcertestexe new
If you want to manage or clean up your security files later, you can open the Windows Certificate Manager by running certmgr.msc . From there, simply navigate to the root folder, select the custom certificate, and click to instantly remove the trust chain from your PC. [R2RCA
Note: Run 'r2rcertestexe help' for general usage. It also updates the Network Block Runtime to v3
: Create a clean system restore point prior to editing your machine's root security stores.
Do not simply delete the file. It may break legitimate driver installations.